Four people standing outdoors in front of a backdrop that reads 'Respect Boundaries,' holding colorful signs promoting respect, equity, and boundaries. They are smiling and appear to be at an event related to healthy relationships. The setting is cas
Person standing next to a display table with a sign titled "What are the Values of a Healthy Relationship?" with heart-shaped notes. The table has pens, paper hearts, and a clipboard. Outdoor setting with a building in the background.
Two people at a table under a tent with a banner reading 'RVCC Recognize Violence, Change Culture.' The table has brochures and promotional materials. They're outside near a student services center.
A group of people gathered under an outdoor canopy tent, engaging with an information table on a sunny day.

Make Prevention Pop: Interactive Fairs and Events Your Students Will Love

We’ll collaborate with you to bring a custom fair or event to your campus, tailored to your community!

Looove Hub Pop-Up Fair

Get your students excited about consent and healthy relationships! Perfect for Valentine’s Day, new student orientation, DVAM, SAAM, Sex Week, and more. We’ll provide event planning support, materials for 6-10 interactive booths, and 2 staff members on site. Examples of our most popular activity booths include:

Two people engaged in a creative activity at an outdoor event. They are writing on paper at a colorful table with various vibrant posters and materials displaying inclusive messages and illustrations. The background shows a grassy area with buildings
A group of people posing outdoors with colorful signs promoting themes like consent, respect, and equity. They are smiling and standing on grass in front of a decorated backdrop. The mood is cheerful, with casual spring attire.
A table with various items including a placard reading "Communication is Vital" with an image of lips, numerous stickers with messages like "Believe Survivors," a champagne glass, a small golden star decoration, colorful beads, and a red beverage con
A person holding an open pink Valentine's Day card with positive messages, "You deserve healthy love" inside a heart shape and "Love in health deserves the wildest love" next to an illustration. They're smiling, wearing a gray jacket, and standing ou

Mocktail Bar

Participants can order a fun, alcohol-free drink from our violence prevention-themed menu. Includes cute bar materials like coasters, bracelets and more.

Photobooth

Participants can pose with fun props and backdrops, and take home a polaroid print.

Button Making | Bracelet Making | Tote-Bag Making | Card Making

Interactive booths where participants can make consent and healthy relationship themed buttons, bracelets, tote bags, and heartfelt cards

Happy Hearts

Participants can explore healthy relationship tools with reflective prompts and skill-building resources.

Consent & Sexual Affirmations

Participants can pick up resources and activities to help them practice consent. In addition, they can grab and make their own empowering sexual affirmation cards.

Queer Love

Participants can access LGBTQ+ resources that center consent, identity, and healthy relationships.

‘We Will Rise’ Pop-Up Fair

Share supportive resources for survivors and allies. Perfect for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Take Back the Night, and more. We’ll provide event planning support, materials for 6-10 interactive booths, and 2 staff members on site. Examples of our most popular activity booths include:

Two people smiling behind a table at an outdoor event. The table is covered with a starry tablecloth and displays items like small purple bags and coasters. Both individuals are wearing "Cats Against Catcalls" T-shirts. There is a sign on the table t
People participating in an outdoor activity at a table covered with a red cloth, tracing or decorating hand shapes on large paper. There are coloring pages, candy, and informational pamphlets on the table. The setting appears to be a campus or outdoo
Four people behind a table displaying colorful beaded bracelets outdoors on a sunny day. The table has a dark tablecloth with a starry design. There is a large lawn and playground in the background.
A display table with posters and a board encouraging support and messages for queer survivors. The board is covered with colorful heart-shaped notes, each with positive messages like "You are enough," "You deserve to feel safe," and "Your experience

Survivor Affirmation Kits

Participants can make their own affirmation kits. Kit materials include affirmation cards, stickers, buttons, healing gems, and lavender bags.

“Dear Survivor” Letters

Participants can write messages of support to survivors or take an encouraging letter for themselves.

Button-Making | Bracelet-Making | Tote-Bag Making

A series of interactive booths where participants can make consent and survivor support buttons, bracelets and tote bags

MMIWR Awareness

Participants can learn more about the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives movement.

Queer Survivorship

Participants can explore resources for LGBTQI+ survivors and show their support within the community.

Bystander Intervention 101

Participants can engage a variety of activities to discover their go-to strategies for intervening when they witness harm.

Fun Events to Bring in a Crowd

Game-themed events and parties can be a great way to increase engagement get more students interested in prevention!

Group of people sitting at a table in a casual setting, holding colorful flags. They appear to be engaged in a craft or event. The indoor location has brick walls, a staircase, and hanging decorative stars.
A group of people sitting around a table playing a card game in a casual indoor setting.
Group of people sitting around a table in a room, engaged in conversation.
A woman smiling and holding a lotería card and a small white gift bag while sitting at a table with a partially eaten meal. The background features a brick wall and a bingo board.
People playing bingo and socializing in a room with brick walls, seated at tables with drinks and bingo cards.

Cards FOR Humanity Game Night (Bystander Intervention themed)

Perfect for athletes, fraternities & Sororities, campus clubs, or the general student population. Participants play 3 rounds of a fun, fast-paced game (played in a similar way as Cards Against Humanity), all aimed at providing them with tools to intervene when they witness harm.

Spicy Date Night: Sexy Communication Workshop for Couples or Besties

Create a fun consent-centered date night experience for your community! Participants can bring a partner(s) or friend for interactive activities and games they can play to explore their wants, desires, and boundaries (think intimacy dice, playful communication exercises, love letters and more). Includes take-home goodies to keep the vibes going!

Love Hub Game Night

Looking to host a night filled with laughs and deep conversations about relationships? Participants join in a series of games designed to expand their dating knowledge, spark thoughtful discussions, and help them spot green and red flags in relationships.

Consent-Centered Party

Partner with us to host a fun consent-centered party for orientation, SAAM, or any time of the year! We’ll provide event planning support and interactive booth materials. As well as guidance on party decor and entertainment.

Lotería Game Night

Create a beautiful night filled with community, connection, and friendly competition. Participants will be able to play the game they love but with more inclusive imagery and a violence prevention twist! Great for Latine Heritage Month, SAAM and more. Includes fun prizes for the winners of the game. Game boards are in Spanish.

Meet with us to discuss your event needs